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Mozilla begins seeking beta testers for iOS version of Firefox

Firefox may be waning in popularity as a desktop browser, but development team Mozilla is pushing ahead to release a version of the software for iOS devices. In a new survey discovered by TechCrunch, the company reveals that it’s currently searching for people who can beta test the upcoming app.

Just about anyone can sign up for the beta, though Mozilla hasn’t made it clear how many people will be chosen, or when the selection process will start. Users interested in testing will need to answer a few basic questions about the types of devices they own and their proficiency with iOS software.

Once you’ve answered all of the questions and supplied an email address, the only thing left to do is wait and see if you’ve been chosen.

Mozilla launched a version of Firefox for Android several years ago, but thus far has not released a version for Apple’s platform.

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Comments

  1. 87hiran - 10 years ago

    Too late cute fox, too late

  2. chaityacshah - 10 years ago

    the survey link doesn’t bring up anything :(

  3. Sacha - 10 years ago

    I think Mozilla have a lost their touch with Firefox recently. Why would a web browser come with an instant messaging service? If they’d done this in 2013 in might’ve actually been good.

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